24
bytes.
<3rd byte of 4> :
load the third byte of every four bytes and discard the other three
bytes.
<4th byte of 4> :
load the fourth byte of every four bytes and discard the other three
bytes.
<1st 2_byte of 4>:
load the first two bytes of every four bytes and discard the other two
bytes.
<2nd 2_byte of 4>:
load the last two bytes of every four bytes and discard the other two
bytes.
5. Start Address of the Data Buffer. The data are loaded into the buffer from this
buffer address.
6. File Offset Address. For files whose start addresses are non-0 start addresses (data
offset addresses), their start addresses may need to be input when the files need to be
loaded. Input the correct addresses in the edit boxes. The incorrect file offset address
causes the head part of the buffer to be filled with FF (or incorrect data). The
incorrect and large offset address causes the data to overflow or the system to fail. In
order to avoid any unwanted events, the software will automatically detect the
minimum offset address and display it in the information box.
7. Fill the data buffers with the specified data before the data are loaded.
8. Fill out the data input box.
9.If “File Offset Address” is not 0, load the file from non-0 start addresses (data
offset addresses).
4.1.1.2 Save
Save the data in the current buffer to disk.
